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 1 III  |      fine day!”~“There is no fear of that now, Mr. Starr.
 2 III  |    James Starr, “there is no fear of fire-damp explosions
 3 IV   |     advantages, there was no fear that tax gatherers, or rent
 4 IV   |    knowing that there was no fear of explosions of fire-damp
 5 VI   |       and they might without fear open the safety lamp to
 6 VIII |    dynamite, so there was no fear of their losing themselves.~
 7 VIII |   like blind men. There’s no fear of losing our way. The tunnels
 8 IX   |     more lively sentiment of fear with regard to brownies
 9 XII  |      she had nothing more to fear, why should she keep silence?
10 XVI  | miners.~“There is nothing to fear for them,” replied Simon; “
11 XVI  |  whole frame shuddering with fear and agitation, she was borne
12 XVII |    everyone and was known to fear nothing—neither fire nor
13 XVII | beyond that, I was in mortal fear of you all. Ah, forgive
14 XVIII|      himself. There being no fear of treason among the inhabitants